Landscape Partnership FY26
Federal opportunity from ENV - Executive Office Groups • Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 23, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 00-00-00.
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This program advances the large-scale connectivity of conservation lands that is necessary to sustain the integrity and resilience of ecosystems and the viability of local farm and forest economies. Its purpose is to facilitate complex large-acreage projects, leverage state financial investments, expand partnerships among federal, state, municipal, and non-profit entities, enhance the stewardship of conservation land, and expand public outdoor recreational opportunities.
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The Landscape Partnership FY26 initiative, facilitated by the ENV - Executive Office Groups, seeks to enhance the large-scale connectivity of conservation lands by leveraging strategic partnerships among federal, state, municipal, and non-profit entities. This program aims to facilitate complex projects, enhance stewardship of conservation lands, and provide expanded outdoor recreational opportunities. The proposal deadline is set for April 23, 2026, providing ample time for well-prepared submissions.
The buyer is aiming to advance ecosystem resilience and local economies through large-scale conservation projects. They intend to attract partnerships that can effectively increase financial investment and expand recreational opportunities in conservation areas.
- Facilitate large-acreage conservation projects
- Enhance partnerships among various entities
- Manage financial investments from multiple sources
- Increase outdoor recreational opportunities
- Completed proposal documents
- Evidence of past successful projects
- Partnership letters of intent
- Detailed project management plan
- Budget and financial investment plan
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